Batteries wrote...
Even beyond the templar vs chantry vs mage dilemma, there's definitely a lot more going on.
Modifié par yukidama, 03 avril 2011 - 10:19 .
yukidama wrote...
Batteries wrote...
Even beyond the templar vs chantry vs mage dilemma, there's definitely a lot more going on.
You mean that mysterious thing happening that every Grey Warden kept smacking our faces with? Lol.
Or maybe Sandal's prophecy
Modifié par Batteries, 03 avril 2011 - 10:25 .
Batteries wrote...
yukidama wrote...
Batteries wrote...
Even beyond the templar vs chantry vs mage dilemma, there's definitely a lot more going on.
You mean that mysterious thing happening that every Grey Warden kept smacking our faces with? Lol.
Or maybe Sandal's prophecy
They weren't exactly subtle about it.
Modifié par MorningBird, 03 avril 2011 - 10:25 .
MorningBird wrote...
Batteries wrote...
yukidama wrote...
Batteries wrote...
Even beyond the templar vs chantry vs mage dilemma, there's definitely a lot more going on.
You mean that mysterious thing happening that every Grey Warden kept smacking our faces with? Lol.
Or maybe Sandal's prophecy
They weren't exactly subtle about it.
Plus, Orlais apparently wants to take back Ferelden, and more stuff seems to be going down in Ferelden... in general.
Throw in Qunari and the Tevinter Imperium and... and yeah. I can't even. x__x
Modifié par Batteries, 03 avril 2011 - 10:27 .
Batteries wrote...
ROAD TRIP?
Batteries wrote...
MorningBird wrote...
OMG THE PICTURES. THEY ARE SO CUTE.
In regards to this:Batteries wrote...
social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/304/index/6901812&lf=8
For science.
I'm kind of glad to discover that the situation between the chantry, templars and mages isn't completely black and white 'good vs evil.' DA2 kind of left me feeling as though war was inevitable, and that there was definitely a 'right side' to the conflict, but after re-watching the interrogation scene at the end of the game a few times more, it seems like a war MIGHT happen, and that it's still possible to prevent it.
Hopefully in a way that's not completely fail-tastic for the mages. I'd prefer circle reform, to complete annihilation of the circles. More freedoms for the mages, and a stricter watch on the templars.
To be honest, I still think Anders' chantry explosion was necessary in the sense that it gave the chantry a wake-up call, a clear message of what could (and did) happen when you remove too many rights from a group of people.
My impression (from the final cutscene between Varric and Cassandra) was that the chantry wants peace (now that the main body of templars has split to pursue the mages) and that they wish to achieve it by opening a dialogue and possibly offering concessions.
I'm really hoping we're not going to get a case of too little, too late.
Even beyond the templar vs chantry vs mage dilemma, there's definitely a lot more going on.
Amondra wrote...
It seems like one big **** all. I just hope Bioware doesn't get in over their heads and it comes out lacking. Also David helped with the games yes? I sorta felte like he was telling people what was right and what was wrong, and what we really should have felt about the game in the end. Granted it is 3:30 am here and I am on meds that make ones head spin, but thats what it read like to me. If they felt that Anders was over doing the mage thing, they could have shown more of what the Templar's deal with because the blood mages in the game that we did fight, could easily be argued as desprate save for one or two...not helping the case at all.
Sorry for the aimless ramble -.- I just don't like the feeling of a dev telling me in a nice round about way I am wrong about a game I am suposed have influance in.
Yep really need to learn to keep my thoughts to myself
Modifié par MorningBird, 03 avril 2011 - 10:38 .
MorningBird wrote...
Amondra wrote...
It seems like one big **** all. I just hope Bioware doesn't get in over their heads and it comes out lacking. Also David helped with the games yes? I sorta felte like he was telling people what was right and what was wrong, and what we really should have felt about the game in the end. Granted it is 3:30 am here and I am on meds that make ones head spin, but thats what it read like to me. If they felt that Anders was over doing the mage thing, they could have shown more of what the Templar's deal with because the blood mages in the game that we did fight, could easily be argued as desprate save for one or two...not helping the case at all.
Sorry for the aimless ramble -.- I just don't like the feeling of a dev telling me in a nice round about way I am wrong about a game I am suposed have influance in.
Yep really need to learn to keep my thoughts to myself
He's the lead writer.
That being said, I really didn't get the impression that DG was saying 'you are wrong, and this is how you're supposed to interpret the game.' I think he was just clearing up some of the misconceptions people have regarding mage/tranquil treatment/imprisonment.
These are the internets, after all, and many people DO like to put their opinions forward as hardcore, undeniable facts.
Myself included, probably. xD
EDIT:Okay, so not probably. Most definitely.
Amondra wrote...
True enough, still worried about the **** all war that is breaking though:pinched: I do try to let people know that this is how I see something and try to respect their view, kinda pointless to try and change thier's.
Also I think with the lack of seeing this in DAO because we were to busy killing darkspawn, that it felt kinda thrown at you like "oh yeah remember that thing we hinted on...TAKE A SIDE NAO!!!"
<_< but I don't wanna...okay that's a lie...I'm with Anders....
MorningBird wrote...
Amondra wrote...
True enough, still worried about the **** all war that is breaking though:pinched: I do try to let people know that this is how I see something and try to respect their view, kinda pointless to try and change thier's.
Also I think with the lack of seeing this in DAO because we were to busy killing darkspawn, that it felt kinda thrown at you like "oh yeah remember that thing we hinted on...TAKE A SIDE NAO!!!"
<_< but I don't wanna...okay that's a lie...I'm with Anders....
LOL, that's pretty much how the situation went down for both of my Hawkes during two play-throughs with 2 completely different characters. xD
Apparently, they have the 'DO NOT WANT' mentality in common though.
Amondra wrote...
It was like thrown at you at then end...I was like WTF?! I don't want to deal with this. *Anders blows up the Chantry* You are lucky we had sex, and that I am not leading this mage uprising alone...why do I fall in love with men like you?!
Modifié par MorningBird, 03 avril 2011 - 11:08 .
MorningBird wrote...
Are we breaking out the horse-drawn carriage? OH BOY!
MorningBird wrote...
Amondra wrote...
It was like thrown at you at then end...I was like WTF?! I don't want to deal with this. *Anders blows up the Chantry* You are lucky we had sex, and that I am not leading this mage uprising alone...why do I fall in love with men like you?!
If you send him packing he shows back up? do you mean you tell him to leave at the end of the Dissnt quest? Or after the Chantry thing?
My first Hawke was like, "fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff..." when Anders blew up the chantry, but let him live because hey, if he had to kill templars, Anders was going to pull his weight. >.>
My second Hawke, on the other hand, was in deep, rediculous love with Anders. He couldn't kill him when the time came, but he was so pissed off by Anderes betrayal and explosions that he ended up sending him away. xD
Sadly, my Hawke was pretty much blindingly in love with Anders (still), and ended up welcoming him back before the final onslaught. x__x
Modifié par Amondra, 03 avril 2011 - 11:15 .
Modifié par yukidama, 03 avril 2011 - 11:38 .
Amondra wrote...
MorningBird wrote...
Amondra wrote...
It was like thrown at you at then end...I was like WTF?! I don't want to deal with this. *Anders blows up the Chantry* You are lucky we had sex, and that I am not leading this mage uprising alone...why do I fall in love with men like you?!
If you send him packing he shows back up? do you mean you tell him to leave at the end of the Dissnt quest? Or after the Chantry thing?
My first Hawke was like, "fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff..." when Anders blew up the chantry, but let him live because hey, if he had to kill templars, Anders was going to pull his weight. >.>
My second Hawke, on the other hand, was in deep, rediculous love with Anders. He couldn't kill him when the time came, but he was so pissed off by Anderes betrayal and explosions that he ended up sending him away. xD
Sadly, my Hawke was pretty much blindingly in love with Anders (still), and ended up welcoming him back before the final onslaught. x__x
I hate you forum soo much! What I wanted to type was, you can get Anders back after you tell him to leave? Is that after the Dissnt quest or after the Chantry going sky high?
Batteries wrote...
Amondra wrote...
MorningBird wrote...
Amondra wrote...
It was like thrown at you at then end...I was like WTF?! I don't want to deal with this. *Anders blows up the Chantry* You are lucky we had sex, and that I am not leading this mage uprising alone...why do I fall in love with men like you?!
If you send him packing he shows back up? do you mean you tell him to leave at the end of the Dissnt quest? Or after the Chantry thing?
My first Hawke was like, "fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff..." when Anders blew up the chantry, but let him live because hey, if he had to kill templars, Anders was going to pull his weight. >.>
My second Hawke, on the other hand, was in deep, rediculous love with Anders. He couldn't kill him when the time came, but he was so pissed off by Anderes betrayal and explosions that he ended up sending him away. xD
Sadly, my Hawke was pretty much blindingly in love with Anders (still), and ended up welcoming him back before the final onslaught. x__x
I hate you forum soo much! What I wanted to type was, you can get Anders back after you tell him to leave? Is that after the Dissnt quest or after the Chantry going sky high?
If you tell him to leave after he blows the chantry and side with the mages, you'll find him in the gallows when you can talk to everybody one last time. No cutscene or anything, he's just standing in line like he would even if you kept him. Just click on him and he'll ask if he can help and you can tell him the mages don't need a murderer on their side and leave or let him stay.
Side with the templars and you have to kill him in the templar hall place if you let him go. That has its own cutscene and stoof.
Anarya wrote...
shiba5 wrote...
So, anyone else think Merrill spams Facetome with Farmville crap?
silver-crescent wrote...
Bring on Orlais.
I bet the mages there look like this
*snip*
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